RWG. Like I said, it's been happening to a lot of people, apparently. I don't think there could ever be a sound way to reproduce it, sadly. It happens randomly, probably along the same flat stretch of road you've traveled on dozens of times. One second you're driving alone smoothly, then you're shot up into the stratosphere for no good reason. :/
The answer is pretty straightforward I think. Military Fiber is gated because it always WAS gated. So make "Military Fiber" what military armor parts actually is, instead of being a craftable item. This would allow you to keep the Wasteland Treasures book where you scrap barracks chairs and army trucks to military fiber.
same thing I thought in A17. There is always a way to reproduce a bug. Yes I've read other reports of this bug happening which is why I'll try and reproduce. This might take countless hours to find like it did last time, which is why I would not go hunting for a bug only one person reported. Thanks for all the info, this will help me out.
Be sure to put a podcast or something on when you're driving around for days on end.same thing I thought in A17. There is always a way to reproduce a bug. Yes I've read other reports of this bug happening which is why I'll try and reproduce. This might take countless hours to find like it did last time, which is why I would not go hunting for a bug only one person reported. Thanks for all the info, this will help me out.
I use it as part of the foundation for my Lone Wolf (Intellect/Perception) mercenary build. When you're always on the run, burning the clock getting from point A to point B, your scavving needs to be on point. If I want to stay ahead of the pack I don't have time to waste beating things with rocks like a caveman or building a cozy little love nest where I can play the starving artist. For the smart survivor it's all about economics and labor efficiency. Those fractions of a second and few extra scraps add up fast when you deal in volume. If you build good relationships with the traders, and spend your dukes wisely, a wee kickstart can be leveraged into a huge asset when the ♥♥♥♥ really hits the fan. You start off with a small business stripping cars for spare parts and gasoline and the next thing you know you're trafficking in high-value military hardware. And then who's rocking and rolling all night when the blood moon rises? (Me, that's who.) I'm not going to tiptoe through the tulips, if I want to take a POI I'm going in fast and hard and terminating any resistance with extreme prejudice. The early bird catches the worm, so I'll pop Lucky Looter, Grease Monkey and Salvage Operations straight out the tutorial and be geared up and back on the road in three days. Have guns, will travel.
I jumped off my 5 block high ladder and mounted my minibike in mid-air. Now, I'm in this camera view, and my legs are moving back and forth like I'm pedaling on a bicycle.
This is actually correct, just non-specific. It's just giving an explanation on how schematics work using shotguns as an example. It took me a few re-reads to understand it wasn't incorrect, though; it could maybe use a rewording?Gazz/MM,
Looks like the description for the marksmen rifle schematic is incorrect?
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Excellent.@MechanicalLens
GOT IT! lol flying bug was not to hard to reproduce. only took what an hour or two....kinda lost track of time. Will do it another 3 times in a row and then ill submit my bug report and maybe they can get the flying vehicle bug fixed
I told you there is always a way to reproduce a bug...
